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#Exit Poll
# exit-poll - Sunday 9 February, 2020
Sinn Féin is the most popular party among all age groups up to 65
The party is particularly popular among younger voters, according to an exit poll.
# exit-poll - Saturday 8 February, 2020
It’s a tie: Fine Gael, Sinn Féin and Fianna Fáil all at 22% in exit poll
The exit poll was commissioned by RTÉ, The Irish Times, TG4 and UCD and carried out by Ipsos MRBI.
# exit-poll - Saturday 7 December, 2019
When the bells chime: Why the exit poll has become such an iconic moment in UK elections
On Thursday at 10pm we’ll probably know who the UK’s prime minister will be and how strong their position is.
# exit-poll - Wednesday 18 September, 2019
Israel left in suspense as exit polls predict deadlock in general election
Benjamin Netanyahu said this morning he will enter into negotiations to establish a “strong Zionist government”.
# exit-poll - Tuesday 28 May, 2019
Why might the European election exit poll have over-predicted the 'green surge'?
Questions are being asked about RTÉ and Red C polling as the first results come in.
# exit-poll - Saturday 25 May, 2019
Almost two-thirds of voters in favour of united Ireland, exit poll results show
65% of voters polled indicated they’d vote in favour of such a proposal.
# exit-poll - Friday 24 May, 2019
Exit poll shows Greens will top European poll in Dublin amid big gains for the party
The exit poll has Ciarán Cuffe on 23%, with Fine Gael’s Frances Fitzgerald on 14%.
# exit-poll - Sunday 28 October, 2018
Merkel party suffers heavy losses in key regional election, exit poll suggests
According to an exit poll by public broadcaster ARD, Merkel’s CDU shed around 10 points for a 28% score.
# exit-poll - Saturday 27 October, 2018
More than two thirds of voters want to keep the Angelus
Irish looks to have repealed blasphemy from the Constitution, but voters are keen to keep the Angelus.
Fine Gael remains most popular party, widening gap on Fianna Fáil
Both parties have played down rumours of a general election.
# exit-poll - Saturday 26 May, 2018
Over 65s and slight majority of Fianna Fáíl voters only groups to vote No - according to RTÉ exit poll
The poll, conducted by Behaviour & Attitudes, asked 3,800 people at 175 polling stations.
Landslide: two exit polls predict Ireland has voted overwhelmingly to repeal the Eighth Amendment
Voting has finished and counting will begin at 9am tomorrow morning.
# exit-poll - Thursday 24 May, 2018
RTÉ to announce result of Eighth Referendum exit poll on tomorrow's Late Late Show
The exit poll will interview 3,000 people immediately after they have voted.
# exit-poll - Monday 21 May, 2018
Gibbes refuses to rule out La Rochelle switch after salvaging Champions Cup berth
The Kiwi traveled to speak with the Top14 club on Thursday and insists his absence didn’t impact preparations for the 35-17 Champions Cup play-off win.
# exit-poll - Saturday 26 August, 2017
Tierney walks away after torrid World Cup calling for bigger, better athletes to play for Ireland
On a day when Ireland’s World Cup preparations were criticised by now retired prop Ruth O’Reilly, Tierney maintained he was proud of the work he had done.
# exit-poll - Monday 24 April, 2017
Pain of defeat and 'what ifs' still raw for Leinster as Cullen sets sights on another semi-final
The head coach says he is ‘genuinely excited’ about Leinster’s future given the age profile of his squad yesterday.
# exit-poll - Friday 26 February, 2016
Exit poll: Fianna Fáil surge but it's bad news for Fine Gael-Labour coalition
The first exit poll is in.
# exit-poll - Saturday 26 February, 2011
Voting trends: voter vengeance for Fianna Fáil and the Greens
Former coalition government parties look likely to lose substantial number of seats, particularly in Dublin, where Conor Lenihan and Paul Gogarty have already conceded.
Fine Gael set to lead but without overall majority: poll
An RTÉ/Millward Brown Lansdowne Poll exit poll indicates that Fine Gael will lead the new government – however Labour may have secured its highest support ever.
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Poll: Do you welcome new garda powers for restricting movement during Covid-19 crisis?
GARDAÍ HAVE NEW powers to arrest and detain members of the public who flout the advice of the public health authorities during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Cabinet members signed off on the measures yesterday, and they were signed by Health Minister Simon Harris, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and the Attorney General last night.
Measures in place at present mean members of the public must stay at home, except to gather essential goods, to provide essential care, or to get a brief spell of exercise within 2km of their home.
However, some people are not abiding by these guidelines and authorities are worried more people will flout the guidelines over the Easter weekend.
Those convicted under the new rules could face a maximum of six months in prison or a fine of €2,500.
We want to know: Do you welcome the new garda powers for restricting movement during the Covid-19 crisis?
Poll Results:
Yes (12439)
No (2254)
I don't know (494)
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Wellness Wednesday: Mother Nature can help us cope with Covid-19 confinement. Time to walk, look and meditate!
By Gerry Raftery
Mindfulness teacher Gerry Raftery says Spring brings us much-needed stillness and simplicity.
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